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  • Fishdom: Seasons Under the Sea Review
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    Fishdom: Seasons Under the Sea Review

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    Since the first Fishdom game was released just over two years ago, the series hasn't exactly changed all that much. The general premise has stayed the same - play match-3 puzzles to unlock items for your fish tank - but the games are so superbly executed that there is little room for complaint from us.
  • NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits Review
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    NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits Review

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    Originally released via WiiWare, Nyxquest: Kindred Spirits now has a PC/Mac version available, swapping the Wii Remote for a keyboard and mouse combination. While the control scheme has changed, not much else about this lovely platformer has been altered - which is good news for us as it's still great fun and, if you didn't play it the first time around, should definitely be on your radar now.
  • Knightfall: Death and Taxes Review
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    Knightfall: Death and Taxes Review

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    It's always so refreshing to find a unique match-3 puzzler that tries something a little different, and Knightfall: Death and Taxes definitely does this. Created by UK indie developer Megadev, Namco clearly saw the potential too, and snapped this great little game up.
  • VVVVVV Review
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    VVVVVV Review

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    Sometimes a game comes out of the blue that completely flips you on your head. VVVVVV does this quite literally, with lots of lovely gravity-defying gaming at your fingertips. With great level design, clever puzzles and plenty of hidden extras to find, VVVVVV is one of the greatest indie games you'll play this year.
  • Heroes of Kalevala Review
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    Heroes of Kalevala Review

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    Wouldn't it be great if building a village from scratch was as simple as playing a fun match-3 game with heroes from Finnish mythology involved? Heroes of Kalevala throws such a scenario your way, mixing match-3 puzzling with a building sim, and bringing some light RPG elements along for the ride too.
  • Zombie Pirates Review
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    Zombie Pirates Review

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    You may have noticed a fair number of zombie games being released over the past year - the undead are clearly the in-thing at the moment. Not only does Zombie Pirates feature brain-munchers, but it also takes inspiration from another recently zombie game, namely PopCap's wildly popular Plants vs Zombies.
  • Fractal Review
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    Fractal Review

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    Cipher Prime's melody-driven Auditorium was one of the most understated indie gems of 2009, beautifully combining puzzle elements with sweeping, layered piano and string tracks. Fractal is very much in the same vein, although the music takes a back seat this time around. With clever game mechanics and plenty of different modes to play through, Cipher Prime's latest is definitely worth experiencing.
  • Rune Twister Review
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    Rune Twister Review

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    If you're looking for an interesting twist on your regular match-3 experience, Bionic Nose is here to provide a literal one. Rune Twister allows the player to not only rotate the Tetris-style pieces, but also spin the entire board.